Got my period this morning, which explains why I was unfortunately awake between 3 am and 5 am. Sigh ( Read more... )

I did in fact stop in at Home Depot last night to pick up a new light bulb for my bathroom (everyone I mentioned this to was surprised but it's not like they carry 3 ft. long fluorescent bulbs in Duane Reade. Or maybe they do and I just can't find them), and then when I climbed up onto the toilet to install it, I discovered that the reason the old ( Read more... )

Brooklyn Nine Nine: Paranoia
( spoilers )

In the course of not sleeping, I've been thinking about Luke and Leia again, and that post floating around tumblr about how of course Leia was tempted by the dark side, and yes, of course, I don't think anyone is being serious when they suggest she's too pure/too good not to. In fact, I think the reason she wouldn't fall would be the exact opposite ( Read more... )

December 11:
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Yesterday, I almost had a wardrobe malfunction! I mean, I did have one - one of the layers on my tank top ripped free, but luckily it was covered by the top two layers, so I didn't flash boob at anybody on the commute home. (I was wearing a cardigan over it all day at work, and hadn't noticed.) Oh well. I liked that top, too ( Read more... )

You guys! There was another gift for me in Yuletide Madness:

Disgusted, of Milford Park (1174 words) by Anonymous
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: The Montmaray Journals - Michelle Cooper, Captain America (Movies)
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Peggy Carter, Veronica FitzOsborne
Additional Tags: Crossover, Misses Clause ( Read more... )

This morning, Marg and Anthony stopped by and now my bed is in pieces in the garage waiting to be moved (it's going to my niece) and I'll be sleeping on the mattress (and boxspring) on the floor for the final couple of weekends we're in the house. I also have to remember to deauthorize my iTunes on this computer before it goes to my nephew. My ( Read more... )

Last night,
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Today's poem:

Poem of Absence by Frances Horovitz ( Read more... )